David Norris, one of Stephen Lawrence's killers, has acknowledged his presence during the racially motivated murder of the teenager in 1993, claiming he punched the victim but denying he wielded the knife. This development is significant as Norris prepares for his first public parole hearing, necessitated by the Parole Board's assessment of justice. Two of the six attackers have faced legal consequences, and Norris has previously evaded responsibility. His incarceration has reportedly seen him assaulted multiple times, further complicating his case as he traverses the parole process amidst concerns about safety and due scrutiny.
David Norris has admitted to being present at the scene of Stephen Lawrence's murder and acknowledges he punched the victim, though he insists he did not wield the knife.
The Parole Board's decision to hold Norris's parole hearing in public comes after a ruling that it was necessary for the interest of justice and public scrutiny.
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